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Thanks for the advice!

I am thinking about getting a Benjamin Marauder rifle in .177. With these old eyes I definitely need a scope. I see that the loading port for the pellet would be right under the scope. I would be loading 1 pellet at a time, not using a magazine, so my question is how hard is it to load 1 pellet...

WOW!!!!

Do you have an approximate value?

Could you please tell me how you came up with that date? What research method do you use? I did some internet searching and could not pin down a manufacture date. As stated, there is no serial number anywhere. I would like to know for future research on other air guns. Thanks!

Yes, it does have the "AIR HOLE DON'T OIL" hole. And when you were a kid, you always put oil in the "AIR HOLE DON'T OIL" hole just to see what would happen!!

I have my grandfather's 317 from when he was a child. So I would think the rifle is from the 1920's, maybe. I replaced the leather pump cup and it shoots very strong. Here are some pictures for your viewing pleasure. The rifle is all original except for the leather pump cup. Fantastic patina...

Yes, they are too big to fit in the breach. It is always the skirt that is the issue. I have tried them in multiple rifles. thanks. .177 pellets for .177 rifles.

New to this pellet sorting thing. I was given a bunch of cheap tins of pellets and have found that some of the pellet skirts are too large. I don't know if it is worth my time to go through them, but I hate to just throw theses tins out. I would say, 1 out of every 5 are too large. Exactly how...

Almost looks like a hole with a plug in it.

Most of my rifles have scopes on them. They are all kept on a horizontal tabletop rifle rack. When not in use, they are covered with a soft sheet to keep the dust off them. I do not keep my scope covers on when they are on the rack or transporting them to the range in a dimpled foam hard case. I...

We did the same with mercury from broken thermometers. Shined up our coins with the stuff. Surprised I am still alive!

What cal is that?

How many gallons or dimensions of the tote and how much mulch did you use?

I live in Wisconsin and just ordered some pellets. I was wondering if they deliver these pellets when let's say it is 20 degrees Fahrenheit outside, and then bring them into a house that is 70 degrees Fahrenheit, do I have to worry about condensation forming inside the pellet tins? Is this an...

Here is the trap I have questions on. Does anyone have one of these and how do you like it. See questions in first post. THANKS a bunch!

I really appreciate all the replies on the pellet traps for sure. I was really looking for more specific information on the Sig Sauer Quad metal target trap. PLEASE see the first post. If you have any experience with this specific trap, please let me know how you like it and maybe answer some...

Maybe I should have added that I make my paper shooting back stops using shipping boxes filled with old blue jeans and it works very well. I reason I was looking at this pellet trap, it would give me another option for target shooting in the basement, instead of just shooting at paper targets...

I have a city lot so shooting outside is not an option. I do shoot paper targets in my basement at 10 meters. I was looking at the Sig Sauer Quad metal target trap for indoor use in the basement. Has anyone had any experience with this pellet trap? And if so, I have a few questions on this...

Could you please post on how you shimmed the mount and how it worked out. Thanks